Rising construction costs and materials shortages are hampering development activity, but the long-term outlook for logistics real estate remains rock-solid.
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TOP LOGISTICS DEVELOPERS: War and inflation challenge development, but fundamentals remain strong
- In Magazine highlights
- 16:07, 26 April 2022
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Croatia’s Primo Real Estate acquires Slovenia’s Ferba Projekt
- Market Watch
- 23-Nov-2024 10:46
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Unite Students completes €38m refurbishments
- Alternatives Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 16:53
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SBB divests Swedish elderly care properties for €58m
- Alternatives Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 12:44
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Montea acquires two properties in the Netherlands for €29m
- Logistics Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 12:16
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Greykite purchases €350m European logistics portfolio
- Logistics Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 10:45
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Trastor REIC acquires Greek office portfolio for €69m
- Office Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 09:31
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Stendörren acquires warehouse in Oslo for €21m
- Logistics Watch
- 22-Nov-2024 09:27
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Mapic preview: what future physical retail?
- Market Watch
- 21-Nov-2024 16:12
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SVP confirms €560m Blanchardstown mall deal
- Retail Watch
- 21-Nov-2024 12:53
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Aeon extends €540m agreement with LND for UK CRE lending drive
- Finance Watch
- 21-Nov-2024 11:27
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La Française REM secures refinancing for Crystal Park in Paris
- Finance Watch
- 21-Nov-2024 10:09
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Taconic and Multi acquire €70m+ Venice shopping centre
- Retail Watch
- 21-Nov-2024 09:58
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Branicks Group divests retail property in Bremen for €37.2m
- 20-Nov-2024
German-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.
